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If you have overdosed from heroin or opioids, or if you have encountered someone while they were experiencing an overdose emergency completing this anonymous questionnaire is very important.

Our program aims to stop overdose deaths in Southeast Michigan communities by preparing people to intervene during an opioid overdose emergency to save a life. The information you provide will help us:

learn more about overdose emergencies occurring in the region and what support is most needed
better understand how people respond during an overdose emergency
improve how we prepare people to respond during an overdose emergency
show the importance of overdose prevention and response programs
ultimately, save more lives.

You are not required to provide your name or any other identifying information. All responses are completely anonymous. It will take about 15 minutes to complete the electronic form.

If you have encountered more than one overdose emergency (more than one person, date, or location), please fill out a separate form for each occurrence.

Choose a link below, depending on whether the person overdosing was yourself or someone else:

>> I encountered someone else while they were experiencing an overdose emergency

>> I have overdosed from heroin or opioids

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FIND TREATMENT

Anybody can get help.Financial assistance is available.

If you live in Wayne County:

Detroit Wayne Mental Health Authority - Call 800-241-4949 (24 hours)

If you live in Macomb County:

Macomb County Community Mental Health - Call 586-948-0222 (8am-5pm)

Macomb County After-hours crisis line - (586) 307-9100

If you live in Oakland County: